Re^4: How can I tranlate imread and imshow matlab function into perl

I feel I'm one of the more lenient and accepting Monks... I often respond with code to even homework questions. In this case, I have no clue what the OP is trying to do. I responded with a generic, typically accepted response to a post that contains no information. Not everyone knows that the post translates into image requirements.

:) Hi, since you seem open to suggestion, I've some comments

I've been there, sometimes such phrasing can be interpreted as harsh, there are smoother/friendlier ways to phrase it, less chiding more optimistic

Often times I was responding tired, but even when I wasn't, the message was completely unfiltered, when I read it back to myself and pretended I didn't write it, I started to see the lack of filter , what can I say, I don't think in greetings or in-the-form-of-a-question

First the op reformatted

I am quite new to perl.
I am trying to translate an image processing code which is written in matlab.
In matlab, to read and show the image is very simple.
The code uses "imread" and "imshow" function to read and display it.
Then from the image, using "ginput" function, the code can generate x and y coordinates.
I am looking for the same command/function for (imread,imshow, ginput) in perl script.
Can anyone suggest me?
Thanks.

Basically, Hi, I've used matlab's imread/imshow/ginput, what is something similar in perl? Thanks and wouldn't you know it, thats basically the title How can I tranlate imread and imshow matlab function into perl

Your response reformatted

First, we need to see what you currently have.
Your sample data and code should go into tags.
Second, it would be appreciated if you could show what you've tried.
We don't do free work here upon request.
You need to show at least some effort.

Basically, Hi, Have you tried anything? Can show what code you have inside code tags? It would help me understand your question then maybe I can help. This is not a code writing service.

The mentioning of code-writing-service code could be seen as harsh, OP didn't demand a solution, only asked about a direction/suggestion/beginning

Saying first/second.. kind of has an accusatory tone, kind of similar to: Well, if you want MY help you have to do things MY way ... nawmean?

If you compare your response to the chiding dogpile in File Parsing, its very very very very mellow response

Like they say in that thread, there is no urgency on perlmonks, but they (in that thread) should keep it more casual, helping isn't mandatory, nor is parenting/childing :) don't be mad at internets never ends

Now some will miss the point of this posting and see it as trolling/spam, as a challenge to see how pedantic they can get defending/attacking irrelevant ...

To reiterate, communications could always be a little smoother, we're all people, it doesn't take much to be seen as trying to smooth things over, you and OP didn't do anything wrong, simply consider this form of your response as a tiny bit smoother

Hi,
Im not sure what you're asking
it would help me understand your question, if you could ~~please~~ post whatever code you have inside code tags
Thanks

I might have asked the OP What do these matlab imshow/imread/ginput functions do ? , a bit smart alecky but I think smooth :D

Speaking of which, since I had the inclination to find out
Display image - MATLAB imshow
Read image from graphics file - MATLAB imread
Graphical input from mouse or cursor - MATLAB ginput

I too would suggest see Tk tips/tutorials/Tk::Canvas/Tk::Photo

Cheers

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Re^5: How can I tranlate imread and imshow matlab function into perl by stevieb (Canon) on May 14, 2016 at 03:57 UTC
"I might have asked the OP What do these matlab imshow/imread/ginput functions do ? , a bit smart alecky but I think smooth :D" Why didn't you? I've never acted as anonymonk here on PerlMonks fyi in all my years.	[reply]
Re^6: How can I tranlate imread and imshow matlab function into perl by Anonymous Monk on May 14, 2016 at 07:18 UTC
Why didn't you? I've never* acted as anonymonk here on PerlMonks fyi in all my years.* I don't think I suggested you were anonymonk, or that posting as anonymonk is in any way a bad thing, or that you're bad or ... By the time I read OPs question lanX had already responded :/	[reply]